Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-02
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THE NEWS. EPITOMIzED.
At fairfield and Gardiner. Maine, the
greatest freshet known since 1869 pre-
walls.
Rear Admiral Charles 8. Boggs, is
sid to be dying at New Brunswick, New
Jersey.
Mob violence at Louisville has spent
itself and Jennie Bowman'a assailants
still live.
The weekly bank statement shows q
reserve increase OF $479,0o0. The banks
nov hold 81, 100000 in excess Of legal
requirements.
Vim. Duff Hoynie. OF Illinois. has been
appointed chief clerk to tho first assist.
ant postmaster general, vice james d.
Mari, deceased.
A tiFe in Hersey & Beans lumber yard
At Saltwater, Minnesota, Saturday night
caused . loss Of 10000. including a saw.
mill on the premises. Partially insured.
The Chicago and Northwestern COM
pany has let the contract for grading the
line from Kingsley to the new town Of
Movilie, in Iowa, and work will begin at
once.
OBrien, editor OF the United ireland
who proposes to deliver q series OF ad-
dresser in Canada on the subject Of
Eansdo~ne eSiotions, sailed for America
yesterday.
Rain has been falling for thirty Blk
houra,a t Wnteryille, Maine, and the
water ii the Kennebec river has RISEN to
q greater height than known for eigh-
teen years.
The Paris newspapers appear to be
nearly all we'll pleased By the manner in
which the Schnaebels affair las been
settled, and pronounce it en- honorable
settlement.
Queen Kapolinin aud retinue OF the
HaYdwich Islands, arrived at Denver
6aturas5 on y special oar from SSsis Lake
remained one hour and took the train
for Chicago.
The Oregon railwpy and navigation
company fled . petition with the inter-
state commission Saturday praying to be
relieved from the operations Of section
4 OF the Interstate commerce law.
The court Of articles discredit the ru-
mors that Grown Prince Frederick Will
liam throat affection 10 Of q cancerous
nature. The crown prince has been
greatly benefited by his visit to Ems.
True bills have been found against
thirteen Of the Panhandle railroad en-
ploye5 arrested on the charge of robbing
freight cara. The cases will probably
come mp Tor trial some time next week.
The c~ourt-martial at Athens. Greece,
sentenced TO death three officers, for.
70 mo
Turks during the frontier fighting, and
acquitted Ave Others charged with the
same offense.
The bodies Of three negro brothers
named Sylvester were found hanging to
. tree on the roadRide six miles east of
Proctor, West Virginia. Saturday. Each
body bore q placard on which was
written sNigger thieyery must be broken
up.
Treasurer Jordan returned to Wash
ington Saturday morning, and states
that his resignation haa not yet been
acted on by the president, but he ex-
pects il will BIO acted on in q few days, to
enable him to assume his position in the
9 bank.
Capt, John q. Greer has been relieved
from duty aa chief ordnance officer OF the
department Of the Missouri, and com-
mand OF the Fort Leayenworth ordnance
department.. and ordered to duty with
the ordnance board for testing riAed can-
non, with station ct New York.
The vatican has notified France that
Gen. ~Boulanger's military law, which
refused exemption from milita airy ser.
Vice. 10 youth and men studying for the
priesthood, Is an infringement Of the
~conoosdat, and has demanded its with
drawal.
a statement prepared at the pension
office shows that during the past month
there were 1889 pension certificates is-
sued, classified as tollowa: Original
pensions, 5.543; increase pensions. 5,347;
Mexican pensions. 500. This is said to
be che largest number issued 10 any one
month in the history Of the bureau.
During the visit Of the queen OF Saxony
to Brussels. q marriage was arranged be-
tween Prince BaudoEin, eldest son OF
theiconnt Of Flanders. and the nephew,
OF King Leopold. and Princess Mathida
eldest;daughter Of Prince George. duke
OF Saxony, and niece q King Albert /.
OF Saxony, on the 3D. OF june,
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
railroad officials Saturday notified their
associates in the Weetern Passenger
association that commencing May s, the
burlington will allow eastern lines to
act as its agents under the conditions
prescribed by them inregard to the pay.
ment OF commissions, This action by
the Burlington is the arst complete
surrender won by the allied eastern roads
fronany Of the western lines thst recent,
" combined TO feht the great boycott.
Fatally Assaulted.